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I think you can make your point about corporatism without resorting to a racial epithet- against white, black or whatever. I agree with Nader about the undue influence of corporations in the political system...but his point is cheapened with the insulting Uncle Tom comment. I don't respect Nader as a person much, anyway, though.
You're right. But more people are talking about him now than before the election. He's already set himself up to run against Obama in 2012. And he'll bring examples of Obama's preference to side with corporations over citizens. You betcha.
Oh yes; because those are such historically degrading, racist terms! (not)
maybe not a racist term ,well being called a Nazi is, but it is still a slander.And a slander is a slander no matter the term used.
But as much as I disagree with Nader in politics he does have a point,the same point that all 3rd party politics have and that is diehard Democrats and Republicans rant at each other accusing the other of pandering to a certain entity yet both pander to usually the same thing.......money and power.They "say" what they will do for you,but in the end they give you just enough scraps to make you think they did something for you but really they screwed you.
And they know they can do that because they know you will stick to one of them anyway.They offer you door #1 or #2 and know you will overlook door #3.
It's even more funny that somebody at Fox news is insulted by it.
I love the expression at 2:20
This is classic media bias. The Anointed One must not be questioned, not on anything, not even on his campaign promises which he seems to be backtracking on very quickly.
Thats an incredibly rude thing to say. Glad I never voted for Nader.. LOL.
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